The Light of Saba — Sabebe SEBASTIEN TELLIER More experimental than Ambrose Slade's

More experimental than Ambrose Slade's Ballzy -- could you conceive of the Cat Scratch Fever guy performing on Peter Townshend's "It's Not True" and Joe Williams' classic "Baby Please Don't Go"

including Mark Ralph (Gracey

includes a new version of ''Home'' which features WALK THE MOON

and two previously unissued cuts

" Erica Dunn’s "Who’s My Eugene

The Light of Saba — Sabebe SEBASTIEN TELLIER More experimental than Ambrose Slade'sReissue It's hard not to gush with admiration when confronted with the music of Cedric IM Brooks & the Light of Saba. It's true fusion music that takes what it wants from jazz, salsa, and African traditions and bends them into a new form without ever breaking. A noted Jamaican jazz player and reggae session saxophonist, Brooks formed his band Light of Saba in the late '60s after a brief stay in Philadelphia. During his time there Brooks sat in at